... a question of j monopoy, beet was one of mortality. It was a case of the derth of 1000 women and perhaps 150 ! children every year, and he hoped that Parliament I v-old do all in its power to stop this mortality. Further, the Council resolved that some ...

... and we are glad to know that it was often at a tolerable minimum. But she tells us that after the liberation of Naples the mortality steadily increased, until in the year 1871 out of 1371 intrants for that year there was not sne survivor (dei 1371 rimcsti ...

... Ibe of itself an act of political significance. FRENCH MORTALITY IN MADAGASCAR. (RWETER'S TELEGRAM.) Paris, October 2. 'XIn a, letter from -fojamga a corresporndernt estimates the total mortality of the campaign Iup to date of writing at 2000, of whom ...

... related howr as .- Kong he had seet countles- dead ra.2 er-. where about the streets. The CLjese incirl; l. him that a great mortality among the population preceded' ?? spread of te.- p'ercre maii, while even swizte were attacked ion same -way prior to the ...

... pn- - I his Sill pee cent. hal ponsd.i I--n, j §wed grant earned by the v, : W tiun. agreed to pr)cur e a piec'o or-. were infant nmusical drill. eacm to 'a & te .1 of the purpose of testing :hZVO;,~ Yiax- hility 10 readinguncccrct- c. ary ; Law, acting ...

... hut sheY cas r It're morally, and the fact a!i't. i3 serves, the mortality is tie C'foi'r t- c the childre n o nly ir inca-arer-a - c.^ e of those who thus . lil1 a c 5 . ; infants a chance. I do so v V be gained to tcle arni ula tach by placing all ...

... delegates that they were not more exposed I to contagion than they would be in London or Manchester. (Applause.) No larger ?? of infants born in Dublin perished in the first year of their existence than u-as the case in the 68 largest English' and Welsh towns ...

... day, and the condition of the surviving infant occasions some anxiety. The condition of the Grand Duchess is quite satisfactory. THE BOMBAY PLAGUE. (nsEUTER'S TELEGRAMt) Bombay, March 17. The official 'mortality returns state that the deaths from the plague ...

... on the persistently I low infantile mortality in the Peabody Build- ings and similar blocks, as infants form a very delicate index of the character of the eaviron. ment of the individual, and a high infantile mortality may rightly bW regarded as indicating ...

... diarrhoea deaths 368 were of infants and 55 of children between one and five years of age. From diseases of the digestive system there werg 246 deaths, and of these 166 were due to enteritis, an excess of 103. No fewer than 133 infants were certified to have ...

... Istainp) on their certificates, and that female can- fr Ididates *vho pass in special subjects for the ti: iteacherse of infants receive aspcial meontion thereof U L(stamp) on their certificates. Pupil teachers who tpass in the second class as well as ...

... of parents for aid, and may be taken as an esadenee of increasiog, confidenes in the hospital. Ameeg- the patients were 13 infants under one year old. The ordin- as's expenditure of the hospital was £25653 its 2d,eAs compared Iwith £3765 Iss 4d last year ...